Geography Now! TRINIDAD and TOBAGO

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[GeographyNow]

Waz di scene? Our FINAL Caribbean Nation. WOW. This episode is going to be "Trin-tense" yet "Trin-credible" Thanks to all the Trini Geograpeeps that helped out in this episode including guest host MASON! Enjoy this new episode, #TrinidadAndTobago!

[Otis.S]

Fun fact: Back in 2006 germany (my home country) hosted the football world cup and Trinidad and Tobago qualified for this world cup. All national teams had their hotels in different parts of germany and Trinidad and Tobago staid in a hotel in a small city where 25k people live called Rotenburg (Wümme) which is near Hamburg. My home city. We were so proud that they staid in our small city and the whole city was going crazy..everyone had Trinidad Flag and waited for them in front of the hotel and all that. I collected football sticker back then and asked the player of Trinidad for their autographs. I still have all the stickers here with all autographs of the players and coaches of Trinidad and Tobago back then. :)

Greetings to all Trinis out there! 🇩🇪🤝🏽🇹🇹

[andn]

Not to mention the first black woman to win the Miss Universe pageant came from Trinidad and Tobago. Janelle Commissiong. Also Wendy Fitzwilliam also won in 1998. My country has so much history to fit into this segment

[sachacombs]

I am a Trinidadian living in the US for the past 15 years. One thing I know for certain is that our twin island Republic can teach the world religions tolerance. It's one of the few places in the world that Christians go to mosque, Hindus marry Muslims, muslim kids go to catholic schoosl. We respect one another. Inter racial marriages and kids are everywhere. Our country is a

[LauraBundin]

Never would have imagined that when I found this channel 7 years ago that I’d actually be in the Trinidad and Tobago episode but here we are!! Happy I was able to contribute and happy to see that Barbs kept the giant flag I gave him when he visited

[dionnejohnson]

I'm from Barbados (right next-door). An important thing I think you failed to mention is Ms. Trinidad and Tobago Janelle "Penny" Commissiong was the 1st black woman to ever win Ms. Universe in 1977. TnT also won Ms. Universe again in 1998 with Wendy Fitzwilliam.

[mikaels]

Trinidad is a super diverse island. We have African, English, Spanish, French, Venezuela, Indian, Chinese and smaller extent, Portuguese and Syrian influence with a significant Grenadian family ties. You can be in one village where they speak Spanish and a next where they still speak kreyol! We produce and listen to Spanish language Parang Christmas music, Towns with Spanish, French, indigenous and English names. There are Christian, Muslims, Hindu, Rastafarian etc.
Best island in the world 🌍🇹🇹🔥💯

[benjaminscaiola]

Nice episode. Oh also, while I'm not from Trinidad and Tobago, there is one fact about the country I know which could have been mentionned somewhere in the episode (maybe in the food segment) : the country actually made quite a big contribution to the cocktail scene by creating a quite common ingredient, the Angostura bitters.

[spideybp]

I've been a subscriber to GN since the Belize episode and I waited YEARS for T&T, my home country. It was me and my friends who did the music segment and we wanted it to be as professional as possible. I think we did a great job.

[AllenI]

Greetings to Trinidad & Tobago, Love from Indonesia! 🇹🇹 🇮🇩

[kumarshresth]

We love people of Trinidad and Tobago…They have good sense of humour…Dwayne Bravo and many other West Indies cricketers are very popular in India! 🇮🇳 ❤️ 🇹🇹

[kris]

As a Haitian I was shocked hearing Trinidadians patois. I understood everything I hope that it stays around forever 🇭🇹 🇹🇹

[vpcc]

You failed to mention that Trinidad is the only place in the World where Angostura Aromatic Bitters are made. Also some of the best rums in the World are distilled, aged & bottled here.

[HappyEarthed]

I always enjoy videos about these small island countries, also Trinidad and Tobago is among my favorites

[salbenrosli]

I love how all Trini speaks.... They have this fun and relaxed vibe whenever they speak.

[cb-gill]

Much love to my Trini people! Love from Barbados !!🇧🇧 🇧🇧🇧🇧

[MarsuCooper]

As a Dutch who lived for a year in Trinidad, They do have the best KFC.

[lakshyasharma]

So cool to see how India's history with the British reflects itself in places like Trinidad and Tobago, Fiji, Guyana, etc. Love the way Trinis talk, sounds super cool! Best wishes from India 🇮🇳

[alwayshappy]

The fact that this video is 31 minutes 12 seconds shows how diverse this country is🇹🇹 yet so many things weren't covered.

[emilianofuentes]

I'm from Mexico, and a lot of people forget mine (at least only geographically) is also a Caribbean country, like Trinidad and Tobago.
That's because our state of Quintana Roo (where Cancún and Riviera Maya are located) has its coastline in the Caribbean Sea, but our Mexican culture, food and people are exclusively hispanic and North American.
I love how Trinidad and Tobago is an incredibly diverse and beautiful country! You have beautiful beaches, coral reefs, lakes, mountains, waterfalls, volcanoes, swamps and green forests just in the two main islands of your country!
And the people are a mix of all the cultures that were brought and came to the Caribbean with the european settlers, making the culture extremely diverse.
For me it is curious and even strange that both of our countries were Spanish colonies (that's why your country has many places with names in Spanish), and even its capital has the name of our former colonizing power, Spain, but because you were a British colony and thanks to the Anglo-Saxon influence the UK brought, now Trinidadian culture is a mixture of the Anglo-Saxon with the Caribbean, and its main language is English.
Well, I send all Trinidadians a warm hug and all my love from Mexico!
One day I will visit your beautiful country!